Invention of Canada and their Indigenous Peoples (Essay Sample)

Invention of Canada
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Invention of Canada
Whereas no documented evidence exists of Indigenous cultures in Canada previous to European encounter, archaeological discoveries and orally narratives give a fairly complete depiction of the pre-contact era. There were several societies, sustenance systems, community rules and customs, trade philosophies, and inter - communal relationships in pre-contact Canada. Some of these inhabitants were politically well-organized: the Huron and Iroquois established political and religious confederacies, along with vast trading channels and political ties with other communities. Climate and terrain most likely impacted the kind of communities that arose in various locations of North America. Almost all pre-contact Canadian tribes shared one trait: they were ethically and politically self-sufficient.
Jacques Cartier was the first European to sail down the Saint Lawrence River, which serves as Canada's principal